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Chitetsu Watanabe after being recognised as the world's oldest living male. He has died away aged 112

World's Oldest Man Dies In Japan At 112

World's oldest man dies in Japan at 112

Japan's ANA Says To Buy 20 More Boeing 787 Dreamliners

Japan's All Nippon Airways (ANA) says it plans to buy a further 20 Boeing 787 aircraft

Japan's ANA says to buy 20 more Boeing 787 Dreamliners

Renault Files Civil Claim Against Ghosn

Ghosn is currently in his native Lebanon after jumping Japanese bail two months ago

Renault files civil claim against Ghosn

France is leading a small group of countries demanding that European vessels maintain open access to British waters that are particularly rich in fish stocks

EU Envoys Agree Mandate For UK Negotiations

EU envoys agree mandate for UK negotiations

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A recovered 83-year-old patient in a wheelchair is discharged from Leishenshan Hospital, a newly built makeshift hospital for novel coronavirus patients in Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak

More Than 24,900 Individuals Who Recovered From Coronavirus Worldwide Might Be At Risk Of Spreading The Infection

Experts suggest that individuals affected by coronavirus should be quarantined even after being discharged from the hospital.

Major Asteroid Impacts Benefit The Environment, Scientists Claim

A new study revealed how a major asteroid impact that caused an extinction event benefitted the Earth’s environment. Specifically, the study explained how the impact event enriched certain elements in the seawater.

A man walks past a sign of the World Economic Forum (WEF) at the Congress Centre in Davos, eastern Switzerland

Is The Global Economy In Trouble? These Countries Could Be On The Brink Of Recession

The coronavirus will likely exacerbate the economic troubles that countries around the world already face.

Italy became the first European country to report one of its nationals had died from the virus

Xi Says China Facing 'Big Test' With Virus, Global Impact Spreads

Xi says China facing 'big test' with virus, global impact spreads

South Korea's toll is now the second-highest outside of China, apart from the Diamond Princess cruise ship in Japan

South Korea Raises Virus Alert To 'Grave' As Infections Surge

South Korea raises virus alert to 'grave' as infections surge

An infectious diseases expert had described the situation on the ship as 'completely chaotic'

Quarantine Questioned As Japan Woman Tests Positive After Leaving Ship

Quarantine questioned as Japan woman tests positive after leaving ship

The coronavirus cluster detected on the Diamond Princess cruise ship is by far the biggest cluster of cases outside mainland China

Floating Petri Dishes? Coronavirus Puts Cruise Industry In The Dock

Floating Petri dishes? Coronavirus puts cruise industry in the dock

European officials have unleashed billions of euros in subsidies to develop homegrown electric batteries, not least to supply the continent's automotive giants

EU Wants Battery Autonomy, But First It Needs Graphite

EU wants battery autonomy, but first it needs graphite

President Miguel Diaz-Canel (R), here with his predecessor Raul Castro, is trying to re-negotiate Cuba's foreign debt as it struggles under US sanctions

Pressured By US Sanctions, Cuba Struggles To Pay Its Debts

Pressured by US sanctions, Cuba struggles to pay its debts

China Virus Cases Drop As Foreign Fears Rise

China virus cases drop as foreign fears rise

Passengers who disembark from the Diamond Princess will undergo 14 days in quarantine

Japan Says 23 Passengers Mistakenly Left Virus Ship Before Testing

Japan says 23 passengers mistakenly left virus ship before testing

Among the new cases in South korea, 92 were 'related' to patients or staff at a hospital

S.Korea Reports Surge In Virus Cases, Including Samsung Employee

S.Korea reports surge in virus cases, including Samsung employee

Shutting down Fessenheim became a key goal of anti-nuclear campaigners after the catastrophic meltdown at Fukushima in Japan in 2011

France Begins Shutting Down Oldest Nuclear Plant

France begins shutting down oldest nuclear plant

Marco Odermatt, Filip Zubcic and Tommy Ford after the Audi FIS Alpine Ski World Cup Men's Giant Slalom in Yuzawa Naeba, western Japan

Zubcic Storms To Giant Slalom World Cup Win In Japan

Zubcic storms to giant slalom World Cup win in Japan

Construction workers in India have been rushing to complete the Sardar Patel Stadium for Donald Trump's visit

Taj Mahal But No Trade Deal For Trump In India

Trump's blossoming bromance with Prime Minister Narendra Modi that will be on show again belies prickly relations, particularly over commerce, with both men ramping up protectionist measures.